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Electric charges, Q1 = 0 C, Q2 = 4 C, and Q3 = -5 C, are shown in the figure, as well as 5 surfaces, S1 through S5.
Part (A) Write an expression for the electric flux Φ1 through S1.
Part (B) Write an expression for the electric flux Φ2 through S2.
Part (C) Write an expression for the electric flux Φ3 through S3.
Part (D) Determine the electric flux Φ4 through S4.
Part (E) Write an expression for the electric flux Φ5 through S5.
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